Animal Welfare League - Greenville MS

Animal Welfare League
P O Box 4902
Greenville, MS 38704-4902
(662) 822-0000
info@awlofms.org

Committed to helping
homeless and needy animals
in Washington County, Mississippi

NEW! $50,000 CHALLENGE GRANT!

After our successfully meeting the $50,000 Challenge grant at the end of last year, AWL has once again been given a 2nd $50,000 Challenge grant! We now have until January 1st, 2012 to meet this challenge!

Our homeless animals are depending on us, and without YOUR HELP it will be impossible to meet this new challenge. Once this new challenge is met, the Animal Welfare League will be much closer to actually beginning construction of the new facility.

Due to the flooding this spring, the Animal Welfare League has seen an unusually high number of homeless dogs and cats......the number of pregnant dogs that have needed rescuing is almost unbelievable! We must have a new shelter as soon as possible.....please help us!

Click here to print out a form to mail in with your donation!
To make a donation electronically, go to our Donate page and use the Donate button. Be Sure to indicate in the ""Notes" section on Paypal that your donation is matching funds for the challenge grant.

For several years, there has been talk of a new county animal shelter. Many people have asked what is being done in order to get this shelter up and running. The Animal Welfare League (AWL) hopes to initiate fundraising in order to construct a new shelter.

A caring donor donated a tract of land some time ago for the purpose of building a facility to house and care for the many homeless animals in Washington County. A new facility will eliminate the risk of animals suffering and possibly dying, as they have at the present shelter in Leland.

It is our hope and mission that the Animal Welfare League can raise $800,000.00 to construct a building for the use to care for the homeless animals in Washington County. This is going to be impossible without YOUR help. We plan to hold fundraisers and take online donations, but we need the support of the community.

Once completed, the volunteer's time can be spent caring for the stray cats and dogs. The majority of the animals need medical care, and ALL of the animals MUST BE spayed or neutered BEFORE they will be allowed to leave the facility. Volunteers then work to find them good, permanent homes. There will be an end to the puppies freezing to death and even being stolen at the present facility.

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or click here for membership application to print and mail in.

Animal Welfare League is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization,
and an all volunteer organization

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